Enrollment Management Subcommittee on Student Success Committee Members Stephen Lefevre Sue Saunders Tracie Matthews Jaimie Hoffman Damon Blue Terry Ballman Joan Karp Sean Q. Kelly Rachael Jordan
Student Success Measures of Student Success Strategies & Resources Promoting Student Success
Student Success
At CSUCI student success is defined as the interaction between the student’s educational and personal goals and the institutional capability to serve students. A successful CI student will actively engage in achieving their educational, personal, and career goals, graduate, and transition into life as a contributing member in a global and multicultural society. CSUCI facilitates student success by recruiting students who fit the institution’s mission and goals; providing them with integrative educational opportunities and support services needed to complete their educational program in a timely fashion. CSUCI provides students with knowledge and skills needed to successfully transition into a global society. Defining Student Success at CSUCI (a work-in-progress)
Measures of Student Success
Student Retention Graduation Rate Incoming Students -Number of Applications Student Involvement -Collaborative research with faculty -University Activities (clubs, intramurals, etc.) -NSSE Indicators Post Graduation Involvement -Alumni Contributions University Learning Outcomes Department Learning Outcomes Student Satisfaction -Quality of Instruction -University Services Community Engagement -Internships in Community -Community Service Graduate Education & Career -% Graduates admitted to grad programs International Experiences -% of Study Abroad Students
Strategies & Resources Promoting Student Success
Strategies and Resources Promoting Student Success Efficiency in Academic Program Design -CSU Majors completed with 120 units -Graduation Requirements Supporting Student Choosing Efficient Pathway to the Degree -Freshman and Transfer Orientations -Clarify career and life goals -Career outcomes linked with degree major -Encourage major choice early on Tools to Keep Students on Pathway to the Degree -Promulgate degree roadmaps -Class schedule alignment with student roadmaps -Course policies that discourages drops, withdrawals and repeats Strong Advising Practices -PeopleSoft capability to enrich advising and communication with students -Strong, timely advising upon declaring or changing a major -Use degree audits to inform students and advisors
Interdisciplinary and Service Learning Experiences -Courses that emphasize interdisciplinary education -Opportunities to participate in service learning -Emphasize service learning projects through Campus Life (programs, clubs, organizations) Strategies and Resources Promoting Student Success (continued) Student Support Services -Provide effective financial aid counseling to students and their families -Career counseling, job preparation, career assessment and occupational research -Provide personal counseling and health services -Empower and support students with physical, learning or psychological disabilities
What's Next… Majors- CSU majors should be completed with 120 units, consistent with high academic quality Graduation Requirements- should be structured so that students can complete their programs in a timely way Efficiency in Academic Program Design Current SnapshotShort Term Goals